Overview
- PAN figures, including national leader Jorge Romero and deputies coordinator Elías Lixa, posted tributes recognizing her convictions and legacy.
- Her son, Abel Vicencio, announced her passing on social media and praised her six decades of work for democracy and women’s rights.
- Álvarez Bernal served four terms as a federal deputy and one term as a senator, where she held the Senate vice presidency.
- She became the first PAN woman to preside over the Chamber of Deputies, assuming the post in 2006.
- Party statements highlighted her role in promoting women’s political participation, while no cause of death or funeral details were reported.